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CHURCH OF SAINT THERESA NORTH READING, MASSACHUSETTS

Church of Saint Theresa, North Reading October 4, 2020

Church of Saint Theresa Ϯ 63 Winter Street, North Reading, MA 01864

Tel: 978-664-3412 | Website: www.s heresanreading.org | E-mail: info@s heresanreading.org

Rectory Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm I Sacramental emergencies call: 978-664-3412 SCHEDULE OF MASSES Daily Mass: 9:00 am

Saturday Vigil 4:00pm | Sunday 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am

SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION Holy Communion is brought to the sick and shut-in. Please call

the office to make arrangements.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 2:00pm to 3:00pm

In the rear parking lot behind the rectory. Please stay in your car and maintain distance between you and the car in front of

you for privacy. Or, by appointment by calling the office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Please contact Mary Ann Thomas at mthomas@s heresanreading.org.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Engaged couples should contact the rectory

at least six months in advance.

Prayer Tree: prayertree@s heresanreading.org

Protec on of Children Policies and Procedures may be obtained by going to

h p://www.bostoncatholic.org/uploadedFiles/BostonCatholicorg/Offices_And_Services/Offices/Sub_Pages/Protec ng_Children/

ChildProtec onPolicyforWebsiteRevOct2016.pdf

Bishop Mark O’Connell, Pastor email: [email protected]

Father Thomas J. Reilly, Parochial Vicar email: treilly@s heresanreading.org

Deacon Tam Tran, email: [email protected]

Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas, Pastoral Associate email: mthomas@s heresanreading.org

Faith Forma on Office: 978-664-2962

Mrs. Brenda Terranova, Director, Grades 1-8

Mrs. Deborah Charewicz, Assistant, Grades 1-8 email: grades1-5@s heresanreading.org email: grades6-8@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Laura Bowers, Confirma on and Youth Ministry Coordinator email: youthmin@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Amanda Heffernan, Asst. Confirma on Coordinator email: confirma on@s heresanreading.org

Mrs. Susan Forbes, Director of Music Ministries email: sforbesmusic@s heresanreading.org

Ms. Andrea Sevigny, Finance and Opera ons Mgr. email: asevigny@s heresanreading.org

Mrs. Michele Barre e, Communica on Coordinator email: michele@s heresanreading.org

Mr. Jim Maloney and Mr. Jean Cesar, Facili es Management email: facili es@s heresanreading.org

Parish Pastoral Council Elected Members: Bill Barringer, Bill Berry, Robert Colombo, Linda Durham, Phil Kumph, Kathi Lee, Pat Lee, Denise Miedico, Clayton Morrissey, Nick Palmitesta, Suzanne Ward

Finance Council Members: Mike Gonthier, Don Henchey, Rich Lasdin, Pat Lee, Ma Lundy, John Sannella, Dcn Tam Tran, Rose Tramontozzi, Carmella Zarrella

Bulle n Announcement submissions due on Friday by noon of the prior week. Email: bulle n@s heresanreading.org

Scripture for the week of October 4, 2020

4 SUN Is 5:1-7/Phil 4:6-9/Mt 21:33-43 5 Mon Gal 1:6-12/Lk 10:25-37 6 Tue Gal 1:13-24/Lk 10:38-42 7 Wed Gal 2:1-2, 7-14/Lk 11:1-4 8 Thu Gal 3:1-5/Lk 11:5-13 9 Fri Gal 3:7-14/Lk 11:15-26 10 Sat Gal 3:22-29/Lk 11:27-28 11 SUN Is 25:6-10a/Phil 4:12-14, 19-20/Mt 22:1-

14 or 22:1-10

Respect Life Sunday (October 4) Today is Respect Life Sunday!

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October 4, 2020 Church of Saint Theresa, North Reading

From the Pastor

Peace be with you. We had a glorious day for our 75th Anniversary celebration. Our outdoor Mass and Eucharistic Procession happened flawlessly thanks to so many of our parishioners and staff who worked very hard to bring it about. The Cardinal was very pleased and very complimentary on its organization. His assistant, Fr. Bob Kickham, who has been with him many years and has seen the good, bad, and ugly in liturgies was also very complimentary. What they saw was a vibrant parish full of life and a very proud and happy pastor. Thank you to everyone who was involved organizing, planning, and executing this beautiful celebration. If you have not seen the event yet, you can still watch it on our parish website. It is currently on the “Home” page, but you can always find it on our “Special Events” page. The two groups who worked seamlessly together to lead this, and I cannot thank them enough, are our 75th Anniversary Committee and our parish staff. I had a vision and they made it better than I had imagined. They deserve our thanks. Linda Jones worked tirelessly as Chair of the event and she received support from the members of the 75th Anniversary Committee: Denise Miedico and Bob Penta, along with our staff: Amanda, Andrea, Brenda, Deb, Jim, Jean, Laura, Mary Ann, Michele, Pat, Peg, Rod, Sue, and Teri. They all played a part in the success of the Mass. At the start of the planning, the committee met with Sharon Micco from Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted Parish in Waltham who shared her knowledge on outdoor Masses as she has been instrumental in hosting over 20 outdoor Masses for her parish. I also want to thank the North Reading town officials who worked with us to meet all of the state, town, and Archdiocese guidelines and whose guidance helped to keep all those in attendance safe during COVID: Robert Bracey, Director of Public Health; Michael Gilleberto, Town Manager; Michael Murphy, Police Chief; Don Stats, Fire Chief. We want to thank all the vendors who worked with us to help take an asphalt parking lot and create a beautiful space where everyone could worship together, and hear our beautiful music and the words of this special Mass: Al Pereira, Advanced Photo; AE Event Systems, Ronald L. Appleton, Inc., and Boston Flower Market. We also want to thank our in-kind donors: The Sawin Family who donated the altar flowers; Representative Brad Jones who donated the chairs for the Mass; and, Linda and Brad Jones for donating the landscaping at the Saint Theresa statue and the lamp post. I’d like to especially thank all the people who answered our call to help. We had a number of volunteers who spent hours preparing the parking lot on Friday and Saturday and helped with clean up on Sunday. So many people helped in the final hours before and after and I don’t want to miss listing a name. But know, I and the entire committee and staff appreciated your help lining the parking lot, setting up chairs and tearing the whole event down. Please know we couldn’t have done it without you, and we thank you. Thank you to everyone who assisted on Sunday from the parking lot attendants to the high school students, the Eucharistic ministers, readers, greeters, cantors, photographers, and everyone who participated in the Mass and Eucharistic Procession. Finally, I am grateful to each and every one of you. You came with smiles, joy, and words of support and encouragement. Your presence, whether in person or watching online, made this day! Many years from now, we will look back on this day and smile because it was such a beautiful event for Saint Theresa Parish and the Town of North Reading. Blessings on you and your family, Bishop Mark


Legion of Mary

Our Lord is light and life. Through Mary we can help our brothers and sisters find His Light.

SATURDAY, October 3 9:00 Mary and Al Living Anniversary 4:00 Leo, Helen and Lee Fitzpatrick and deceased Family and Father Fergus Healy Memorial

SUNDAY, October 4 7:00 Maria Corbe Anniversary 9:00 William Cronin Birthday Memorial 11:00 Mass for the People of Saint Theresa MONDAY, October 5 9:00 Irene Lannan Memorial

Tuesday, October 6 9:00 Michael and Alice Leary Memorial

WEDNESDAY, October 7 9:00 Mary Trabucco Memorial

THURSDAY, October 8 9:00 Inten on of the Celebrant

FRIDAY, October 9 9:00 Inten on of the Celebrant

SATURDAY, October 10 9:00 Sherry Horgan Memorial 4:00 Phyllis and Arthur Hitchins Memorial

SUNDAY, October 11 7:00 Gail Burke Memorial 9:00 Tommy McCudden Anniversary 11:00 Gail Mower For Healing 11:00 Dana Bruce Mower Wedding Anniversary 11:00 Patrick Lee Sr. Memorial 11:00 Richard and Trudy D’Entremont Memorial 11:00 Anne, Arthur and Robert Brussard Memorial

Mass Intentions

Voca on Crucifix is a special crucifix that travels from family to family to inspire prayers for voca ons to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life.

We have suspended the ministry for the me being. We ask everyone to please pray for voca ons to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life.

We have provided a prayer below.

Please pray for the repose of the souls of

Mary Trabucco all our deceased relatives, friends,

and parishioners

Prayer for Voca ons to the Religious Life

Our Father, you call some of your children to band together in community for the public service of your Church and to live the life of voluntary poverty, chas ty and obedience. You need them to remind all of us of our eternal life with you, to show us the goodness of living together in love, and to do special work in your Church. May this witness be strong and inspiring. Give many men and women the grace to follow this path in generous sharing, open love for all and faithful service of your Church, for your honor and glory. Amen

Youth Cantor Training

Does your child like to sing? I am looking for youth to par cipate in a training session (individually). The

me would be arranged between myself and each parent. This is not a choir program, (choirs are not allowed during the pandemic), and the objec ve is to have solo singing at Mass by our children. If your child can read, and would like to par cipate, please contact me. sforbesmusic@s heresanreading.org ~Sue Forbes

At last weeks 75th Anniversary Mass, we forgot to put out the bulle n. You might be interested in it as it contains historical photos and informa on. They will be available in the church un l Friday, October 9, if anyone would like to stop by and take one.

Also, we have a couple items le behind at the Mass. Stop by the office if you lost something.


27th Sunday in Ordinary Time

At some point in life, everyone gets measured. Report cards, evalua ons, test scores, driver exams, and license exams grade our knowledge, ability or accomplishments. Informal

evalua ons look at our abili es or our work to see how well we did as an amateur gardener or musician or ballplayer. We want to know how well we did and compare ourselves to some standard to see if we ‘measure up.’ When we do, we can take pride in our efforts and try to do even be er next me.

The spiritual life has its form of measurement too. When we are focused on God’s will and put our faith into prac ce, we experience God’s peace. St. Paul says that this peace will ‘stand guard’ over our hearts and minds. There is a sense of sa sfac on as we reap the rewards of faith—things that are true, good, pure and decent. Everyone has a role to play and no one is excluded. There is a place for everyone and every gi .

When your spiritual life needs a boost, prac ce your faith. Be kind to others, serve the poor, prac ce acts of kindness, pray more fervently, a end daily Mass or read the Gospels carefully. Give faith a more central and prominent role in your life. You’ll find that grace will help you measure up! ~James Gaffney, © 2008 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing

RESPECT LIFE

YOUR BABY’S LIFE IN THE BEGINNING

At 3 weeks - Her heart is bea ng. At 42 days - She has recordable brain waves, she bends her legs, stretches and jumps. At 8 weeks - She

can turn her head, suck her thumb and respond to pain. She is two inches long.

Prayer: Father, I ask that all people would come to know and understand that Your crea on of life, no ma er how small, is a precious gi of love that You have given to us. Even in

mes of great difficulty, help us, O Lord, to always trust in You. Life is precious, Love is the be er way.

Please pray to end the scourge of abor on. We are asking parishioners to pray the Rosary from home for the sanc ty of all Human Life, from concep on to natural death.

Our Blessed Mother Mary has said that the one true weapon against all evil, especially abor on, is the Rosary.

Thank you for your prayers—Pro Life Commi ee

F , a gathering of women interested in learning more about religious life, cordially invites you to the next mee ng on October 21, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. (ET) via Zoom. The topic will be “Discernment 101.”

If you are interested in par cipa ng in this mee ng, please contact S.

Marian Batho, CSJ at [email protected] or 617-746-2025 for more informa on and the link to the mee ng.

"O God-Man present in this sacrament for me — what a comfort, what a privilege to know I kneel be-fore God! And to think that this God loves me!... Mary, my mother, help me to love him in return." - St. Alphonsus Liguori

Holy Father and Missionary Efforts Special Collec on October 10 and 11th Weekend

Next week’s second collec on will support the Holy Father’s “Peter’s Pence” collec on that provides funds for emergency and disaster relief. This collec on will also provide support to The Catholic University of America (CUA) that educates priests and lay people for ministry and for the Inner City Parishes of the Archdiocese of Boston. Your generosity will assist the Holy Father as well as the various missionary efforts at home and abroad. For informa on on these Collec ons, go to:

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Weekly Holy Hours Open to the public

Wednesdays, 3-4 PM With a special reflec on for the

Year of the Eucharist Father Reilly's lesson will give a special lesson

on John 6. This lesson will be recorded and put on the “Year of the Eucharist“ page on our

website.

Fridays, 3-4 PM Deacon Tam is the presider and the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy will be prayed. Deacon Tam will also offer a reflec on on a Gospel reading.

In honor of the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi (October 4), Father Tom will bless your furry, feathered or scaly friends, outside by the front of the church. Each pet will received a medal. The blessing will begin at 12:15 pm by the St. Theresa statue .

THIS SUNDAY!

September 27th, we celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the parish with a special outdoor Mass. It was great to see so many families present – a tes mony to the vitality of our parish community and a true hope for the church in the years to come. Many thanks to the large group of volunteers who gave countless hours of their me to make this special celebra on possible!

Fall/Spring Classes Began this Week! We’ve been busy the past two weeks offering online volunteer and parent mee ngs over zoom to over 150 par cipants. It was really great to see volunteers and parents a er our spring term got cut short by the pandemic. A er months of prep, I’m happy to say that our on-site and online classes for grades 1 – 8 began this week! Many thanks to our Faith Forma on volunteers for generously offering their assistance this year! We want to especially thank Joanne Pelham for generously volunteering to drop off books at the houses of students whose parents opted for grade 2 online class. What a blessing for us in the midst of a busy prep season!

Registra on for 2020-2021 Faith Forma on

Our registra on deadline has passed, but we have a few spots s ll open. This is your last chance to register for Fall/Spring classes. If the fee is a hardship, we have scholarships available. Please visit www.s heresanreading.org or email grades1-5@s heresanreading.org for details. Thanks!

Faith Forma on News Grades 1 - 8

If God can work through me, he can work through anyone “

-St. Francis of Assisi


75th Anniversary Mass ~ September 27, 2020

Last Sunday, over 350 people came to celebrate our 75th Anniversary with a special outdoor Mass and Procession of the Eucharist with Cardinal Seán O’Malley. Over the next few weeks we will share many beau ful photos of this special day in our church’s history.

We would like to thank our photographers who captured

the spirit of the morning. Kathi Lee

Jack McTeague Dan Mills


“Text-to-Give” by simply tex ng “Theresa” to 202-858-1233. You will receive a message back with a link to click on. Once you click on the link our St. Theresa dona on page will come to your phone.

Or, use the QR code to the right (using the camera on your phone), tap the link that appears at the top of your camera screen, and the same St. Theresa Church giving op ons will pop-up.

You can select "One-Time" or "Monthly" payment. Your dona on can easily be paid by credit card, Venmo, or PayPal. Note there is a small processing fee for each transac on.

Thank you for suppor ng the parish! Though we can have public gatherings of the Mass, we are only at a small percentage of normal Mass a endance. Yet, we s ll have our normal daily opera on costs at the church and office. Please consider con nuing your weekly dona on. You can now give through a new pla orm called Givebu er. You can easily give to the parish using your phone. Either through Text-to-Give” or by scanning the QR Code below. You can also con nue to give through the Online Giving program. Thank you for your prayers and generosity!

h ps://osvonlinegiving.com/2996

Let Your Voice Be Heard – Again “Say No to ROE”

An excerpt from a le er from Cardinal Sean O’Malley. You can read the en re le er at www.macatholic.org: “In this statement, however, I wish once again, as I have done in the past year, to raise up for a en on a uniquely significant moral ques on: the issue of abor on. It is uniquely significant because it always involves the right to life, the fundamental human right, which is the founda on of the other spiritual and material rights that comprise the common good of our society. Abor on always terminates a human life. The right to life of the unborn is deeply threatened by legisla on presently being considered in the Massachuse s legislature. The ROE Act is now being debated in the Joint Commi ee on the Judiciary. Advocates for this bill describe its purpose as protec ng the status and legacy of the Roe v. Wade decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973. As a ma er of law, Massachuse s already has among the most extreme abor on laws in the county, and if Roe v. Wade were overturned, abor on rights in Massachuse s would be unaffected. Here in Massachuse s, the proponents of the ROE Act describe its objec ve as increasing access to abor on. Tragically, the bill would do this but in a very extreme manner. “ The state legislature has extended the session un l January 5th, 2021. Please remind the members of the Joint Commi ee on Judiciary that you oppose the expansion of abor on in Massachuse s. Please call the Commi ee at 617-722-2396 and let them know you are opposed to H3320 and S1209 – the ROE legisla on. Every telephone call helps! Specifically, the ROE Act would do the following; it would:

The requirement that young girls obtain consent before an abor on The requirement that efforts be made to save a living baby who survives abor on The requirement that late term abor ons be performed in hospitals And the bills would allow abor on on demand for all nine months of pregnancy.

For more informa on about how the ROE legisla on would expand abor on in Massachuse s visit www.macatholic.org Thank you!


Please pray for the safety of our troops and all who bear the scars of ba le including: Derek Atwood; James Linnehan; Gregory Meninger; John Bellamacina; Matthew Snodgrass; Jim O’Neil; Capt. Dan Petronzio; Matthew Hines;

Paul Guerra; Spc. Gustavo Nogueria; SSgt. Matthew Rush; Sgt. Robert Rush; Pvt. Ray Brown; Michael Hart; Erik Ruhmann; Jody Leardi; Major Christopher Distaso; PFC Brian MacDonald; Ryan Greaves; Robert C. Monk; Spec. James McDonald; Sgt. Howard Redmond;

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Please contact the parish office to add the name of your loved one currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. 9/2020

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Visit the “Welcome Home” page on our website for updated informa on and to view the guidelines for a ending Mass. Note, the dispensa on from the Sunday Mass obliga on will con nue for the foreseeable future. Cardinal Seán and Bishop Mark strongly encourage people in vulnerable popula ons, especially the elderly, those with complica ng physical condi ons, and those who live with someone who falls in these groups, to con nue to watch Mass from their homes. We will

con nue to livestream all the Masses, and the 4:00 PM Mass will be recorded on our website. Helpful Reminders:

Everyone who a ends Mass is required to wear a mask. The excep ons are: for medical reasons, a child under the age of two should not wear a mask; and, for children between the ages of two and five, parents can judge whether they should wear a mask.

Maintain social distancing of a minimum of six feet. Use the blue taped markers on the floor as guides. If you can, please bring you own sani zer. We will have a limited supply available

There can be no congrega onal singing (only the cantor/music director will sing), so please refrain from singing.

Offertory baskets are located at the exits if you would like to make an offertory when you leave. You can also make an offertory dona on through our Online Giving program. h ps://osvonlinegiving.com/2996 and Givebu er. (see page 8) When Mass has ended leave your kneeler down so we know where to clean. We ask that you don’t socialize a er Mass and please exit the church and go to your car.

Thank you for your pa ence and understanding as we all learn a new way of a ending Mass.

From the Town of North Reading: In accordance with Chapter 115 of the Acts of 2020. no ce is hereby given that early vo ng will be conducted in the North Reading Town Hall located at 235 North Street, beginning October 17th through October 30th . The hours for early vo ng is as follows:

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